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Okay, it’s been a handful of days. Since the Oregon Ducks narrowly defeated Boise State, much has been said about what Oregon now isn’t as the result of what was […]

Beer, cider, cocktails, food, live music and animal encounters will fill the Oregon Zoo as Zootoberfest returns Sept. 11 and 12 for two evenings of fall festivities. The 21-and-over event […]

January 25, 1927 to August 23, 2026 – Ruth Rogers, longtime Dundee resident, mother, grandmother, and treasured friend, passed away August 23, 2026, at age 99. Born January 25, 1927, […]

An August health inspection found a string of food safety and cleanliness problems at restaurants in Multnomah County, including raw chicken stored above strawberries, cooked foods held above safe temperatures, […]

October 11, 1940 to September 5, 2026 – Anne Doneen Hanschu, 85, passed away on September 5, 2026. She is survived by husband, Richard Hanschu, 3 children, 4 grandchildren, and […]

A 51-year-old has been arrested and charged with murder in connection with the fatal beating of a woman inside a Northwest Portland apartment, according to the Portland Police Bureau. Louis […]

Beavers linebacker Dylan Layne challenges Beaver Nation to ‘expect us to win’ after near-upset of Red Raiders CORVALLIS— Don’t clap for the Oregon State Beavers (0-2) until there’s a tally […]

You couldn’t help but think a party had broken out at the Oregon Convention Center over the weekend as 60,000+ fans of pop culture descended on Portland in a three-day […]

If Portland’s particular brand of weirdness had a county fair, it might look something like Weird Fest. The annual celebration of Portland’s alternative culture returns to Oaks Park on Saturday, […]

These Portland cats might have a cooler crib than most city residents. In the Woodstock neighborhood, Goober and Mango have an 80-foot outdoor playground complete with a Japanese-inspired bridge, a […]